Netflix: What to Watch – Fall 2020
Netflix’s fall programming includes Nurse Ratched’s return, Aaron Sorkin's latest feature, and a new Jurassic Park animated series.
Shudder: What to Watch – September 2020
Shudder’s September programming includes new Fantasia acquisitions, a Vincent Price collection, and a completely bonkers Nic Cage performance.
Blood Quantum Review: A New Twist On An Undead Tale
Always on-brand, zombie movies refuse to die, and with good reason. These undead, hungry creatures are a projection of the worst parts of our humanity and there will never be any shortage of those. Blood Quantum takes an older monster, puts it in an even older cultural war, and attempts to present this as a […]
Jared Leto is the Reason Suicide Squad is Terrible
Abetted by director David Ayer, the actor's method approach to The Joker helps explain where Suicide Squad went awry.
Burying The Ex Blu-ray Review
Joe Dante, the man behind some of our favourite films (Gremlins, Innerspace, The Burbs...) is back at it again with Burying The Ex, now on Blu-ray.
Loose Cannons Episode #23 – The Happy Hooker
This week the Loose Cannons watch The Happy Hooker, an erotic "comedy" starring Lynn Redgrave as New York call girl Xaviera Hollander.
Characters and Classes in Video Games: Healing Because I Love You
Healers are a perennial favourite among gamers and way more important than many people give them credit for.
Resurrecting The Ravenstag: Hannibal Season 3
The most critical keepsake Hannibal Lecter ever removed from a victim was Will Graham’s ravenstag.
Thought Bubble: Intersecting Kink and Games
Soha examines some of the problems with depictions of kink in mainstream video games and explains what we can do to fix them.
Dream Casting: The Fables Movie
If you’re a fan of Bill Willingham’s amazing Eisner award-winning comic book series Fables, then you’ve probably heard the recent announcement that the DC/Vertigo series is being developed for the silver screen. Here’s our list of dream casting for the upcoming Fables movie!
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La Casa Muda Review
La Casa Muda has become fairly well known on the fantastic festival circuit mainly for its modus operandi: it was shot in one long take. And deservedly so: this technique, which frequently incorporates first person perspective, creates one of the most terrifying atmospheres in any horror film I’ve watched.
